Yesterday, after the Buffalo Bills lost 27-33 to the Tampa Bay Pirates, their main quarterback Josh Allen went to a press conference with his left foot in protective boots, which inevitably worried about his foot.
Aaron himself said at the time that he was not in serious trouble. "I finished the whole game, so there should be no problem."
On a 23-yard run in the fourth quarter, Allen appeared to have injured his own foot. For the rest of the game, Aaron limped, but he completed every gear in the game. It can be seen that in the rest of the game, Allen did not let the injured foot be forced.
The result was good, with Allen running into the Pirates' red zone and then connecting with Dawson Knox to complete the touchdown. However, his limping appearance also attracted the attention of the guards, who briefly applied tape to him and examined his left thumb.
Throughout the game, Allen performed well, completing 36 of 54 passes, accumulating 308 yards and two touchdowns, but also once intercepted. At the same time, he also had 12 runs and rushed 109 yards, which was the third time in his career that he had broken hundreds of single-game running yards. Allen broke his career record for the number of passes, and he was also the first player in Beale history to accumulate 250+ passing yards and 100+ rushing yards in a single game. According to statistics, all of Beal's passing and running in the first half was done by Allen alone, which is the first time in 40 years.
If Allen can't play, Beal will have to use benchback Mitchell Trubisky, who was the leader of the year before Allen's draft. However, considering Beal's recent record, there are only 7 wins and 6 losses left after two consecutive defeats, and Allen said, "I can't be absent".
(Text/Geng Haoyang)